01 Shirakawa
A name with a tea heritage
The name Shirakawa pays tribute to Japan's Shirakawa Seicha and the experience built through years of making tea. It turns attention back to the tea in the bowl.
Matcha / Japanese-style tea ritual
白川不动山
Shirakawa honours Japan's Shirakawa Seicha; Fudoyama takes its name from a place in Ureshino. Drawing on the region's tea-making heritage and landscape, the brand brings care for tea into a 30g container and the simple act of preparing a bowl.
02 Fudoyama
A name from Ureshino
Fudoyama is a place name in Ureshino. The region's tea culture and mountain landscape give the brand a quiet, distinct sense of place.
03 30g / container
Matcha to make your own
Measure, add water and whisk. The 30g format leaves room to prepare each bowl at your own pace and notice its colour, aroma and texture.